Bath city centre is not just beautiful, but it is also extremely compact too. This makes it easy for pedestrians to navigate. In the city centre you will find The Jane Austen Centre, Bath Abbey, the beautiful Pulteney Bridge and the luxurious Thermae Bath Spa.
It was the Romans that put this Somerset city on the map, so find out exactly what they did for it at the fascinating Roman Baths. Follow your tour of the baths with afternoon tea at The Pump Room and you will be experiencing Bath exactly as the elite have done throughout the years.
The city of Bath is at the bottom of a hill-lined "bowl", and around the edges of that bowl you will discover... show full NileGuide review
Bath may be a far cry from the decadence of Vegas or the round-the-clock hustle and bustle of New York City, but laid back Bath still has a lot to offer its visitors looking to have a good time once the sun has gone down. Belushi’s and The Raven are two local pubs offering locally brewed beers and an equally unique English pub atmosphere. CAMRA and Venue Magazine named the Raven Bath Pub of the Year. The Raven is also the only pub where you can find “Raven... Read More
The Roman Baths Museum is, undoubtedly, Bath’s main attraction. Once a public Roman bathhouse honoring gods like Neptune and Minerva, The Roman Baths now welcomes visitors from all over the globe. Walk through the ancient Roman bathhouses and marvel at the beautifully preserved architecture. Intricate pediment of the mythological character of Gorgon and terraces supporting Roman statues overlook the bath. Located on Britain’s only natural spring, you can... Read More
Award-Winning: For a night of fine dining, sink your teeth into The Dower House Restaurant’s award-winning cuisine. Located in the center of the posh and historic, The Royal Crescent, The Dower House Restaurant provides a truly unique culinary experience. The location may be unmistakably English, but this restaurant offers exotic dishes drawing inspiration from the Mediterranean to the Far East. The Dower House offers outdoor seating during the summer... Read More
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Thermae Bath Spa
- Every Bath resident has an opinion about the Thermae Bath Spa, which eventually opened in 2006, four years later than planned. Most have nothing...
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- Nile Expert Tip: The Thermae Bath Spa has quickly become one of the city's best-loved and most widely known attractions,...
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Museum of Costume
- Four hundred years of style are on display in the Museum of Costume, located on the lower floor of the Assembly Rooms. Perhaps the most famous...
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The Royal Crescent
- The Royal Crescent is the highlight of Bath's Georgian architecture. It rises above the city majestically, offering great views over the city that...
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